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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-08

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si.sehs2 sssSs
s sasf sI,rs sSs
ss sips9.s ssS Prime $50
% e:
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'ass 1911 f%5isT sss
a: 3D. "ur id S. s'sSs 80; : aa III
l5s sS S,con s. ara aS w
; ;atiow 2Ss 3D. beet Is ell sSs pork Cd oil CAKE,
"a :usa dlsn ri sSu IT. &C. Bacon aS
e.. silow. 25s beef 5,; pork. sugar, 2Os; oil cake
lgs ~ movement today
.Sn o
sr . Mess osf yea 8s for
ash 30 Tor n, s sso Ests N S s"s
SUI ss. Sae nhha4sAsys
s s %fs'R" . s' s lsss,cs @
fsS e'h s%. f
Hams i2c Smoked shC"eTs , 81 aaos
a9e' ana Sss a shade
VHnsDns opening nsnns was ' ' foowns
aerTsra the temper saaI sS T.ans
etSs but The 4" s sSa lots sSc
70 tS aSe s 5Sn 1.
T SSSH sss cGStne1 Closing s H"u March,
se!c closing 60Gc; 1000 ics April. 767 O3c. closing
7o2c 1900 tcs May 7O7a7l closing 109c 94o ,ss
Jnne 714d7.17c. closing 7.lGc.....- BUTTER CHEEsr
ard EGGS-Bu iVht demand but prices show no
further change Egin Creamery 90 pennsyivan. M,
hrkin tubs a25c; Welsh tubs lSd23c; Western I'M
Western Factory sd23c ChceseThere IL little me 10 .o
trading with continued Indifference on the par OF
Prices how ever steady support state Factory, iUt
1896 Common to Fancy western Flat ila - scSsSy
lower roceips state "a G2oc Westerh' cru
PC; Southern, .Ac; Lined, 22d &c. - .-.o.,
aAil-Iradng on the market general was exceed.
ingy light For sugar prices were manfaind a ~
Asc Tor Molasses 5c for 80 Centrifugal ana olo
for Fair Rcrncd dn and ieatueless Cut LOAF
GLr crushed 83dGl2c., Cubes D 1900 lb-lbc- row
dered 5lBd6ac Granulated 90 Is l0c. Monni 6c
confectionery 6Ad5 lll6c. Coffee STANDARD o,io
5ac Cofee on bisd5I.c White Extra Sc. Extra ~
a47c. & ILa41.c. Yellow 4hd4fc . ..,
STEAKINE-Steady ana In light demand City Iuo'cu
73c. and Oleomargarine BIC. -. "a
TALON Quiet ami unchanged Sales. 10000 No. olo.
wool the part OF holders there Ia steady MARI
though buyers The moment are Indifferent Late saies III
cudc 2 800 n Medium Washed Fleece at SIC; S,boo ID
Secured Fine Fail Teas, &c., 10000 10 aud M Fieeee
SJ1yCc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-08
TILE TRADE IN CuICAHO

cmcAco Fob tSp-eiaprhe provision pit furnished tho
feature Of tic opening MARKET May pork na>nx advance
aud further advance OF cents on
tie Free selling lowered the figures 10 sl3 81 y.
III, hog market the yards counted strong and prices
advance there Wheat slightly weaker AT tho
The trade rather light Hutchinson bought some
wheat large amount st enough TO steady the market
return to ~ cents for Nav. The trade was
small all the morning The announcement OF decrease OF
10000 bushels the visible supply II wheat cut figure
the other continued 10 hover around
for May. In pork Wright again appeared a.
seller and gave Ginarl 900 barrels about fast he
The price vibr4cd between Us f2 AMI s3 90
better for time. III" improve
being by utchin.on's purchases After selling
nj II cents The figures returned 10 iO'. cents and
heii IN narrow range Lard was steady fangng between
: ana : ~ for May The visible supply statement
ID wheat of llN.nOo bushels.
an increase In corn OF 2O-.vOO bushels. and de
crease ljl O01 bushels Tho anic pttrd receipts
wheat. 20 ears corn $40 cars 0at, 50
ear. MAY rn-cd So cents May corn at 4O's
cents May pork at tl3 j1 May lard I'll 81 and May RIBS
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-08
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The periodical report that tho Standard Oil interests were
NEGOTIATING for the control Of the Russian petroleum wells al
Baku appeared yesterday time cable dispatch CIV
ing The London financial Nsps authority As usual tho
officers OF the STANDARD Company dcnc any intention Of
making investments Ia that direction.
from the oil country less bearsh in that the
Philips wells Nos and he Held farm in the keibod
district showed decline the ycd o. 10 and IS barrels an
respectively The speculation. however. Is depressed
disgust with the speculative position
importance attached TO the Temporary additions
and there TO the declining production taken as whole
Bulls have ceased To attempt t. give reasons "r te low
ant the only uerances OF comfort come from houses
which bearsh around ~ nts and nos say that ch,ncc
probably would BUYERS further decline most
o. red In IN. early trading. hen
G3 u, cents & t22 cents and Then raj
lied 80 sluggish movement around O3s do3 y
about all that the OF The day brought iOrtl
81 : cents time after noon
Tie $751; ami The trade Is bcaish.
Of prices and the total dealings at the Con-
s0lidated Exchange a. follows
$40 Lowest. G22
Highest ....... ti Final ..........."........ 63 =
sso-. barrels @o-V'oV"
Refined oil unchanged G's cents gallon here and
g. cents In Baltimore aud Phiaie iphia
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s>RIT RAILWAY, now known rs the NEW.

I\oKk LAKE Lt.l AND " rsrDkN ilAILRoAl
ioNe -odst ana I.ivcfs ST. Stations ~ same
tano i.aNo -Sus SHAWN n'oS" e@fhoE
inAu A "a IuAlnUofssI
. ~ M --ua.Y oAcopl ounuays Day EApiess Bullet Draw
COACHES 10 bi-ialaton f-iIiiA honeisyi.as
T,IuL.u rul.nan $40 ri.,o v".ei 40 Ot'.'so ... -.
-S-,L) "SnicaSo ANA 81 Louis Liin-
ipInr solid Pullman .isin u L.5 anu n"no1 siccping
10 vi S.D.inn"s- Anu
l.,l,s Sicvpins .vA.nes ~ Du1alo NIAGARA
IOIuDto No eAlta charge soi last time.
-uIy Iuy.aso ExpresS Pullman LAY AMI oiceplnx
tssn,, 20 t5lna uirs, noohesvi, bulaIo Ma
,.r, r,,ls, IAiiatl AMI Ini,aao = 60 - a..
ANA ass,.o, 4:4o, oAo.1 20 oO sou. lOzO Aus
900, 500, AAU, o.lU oov, o.oo o;lV oou,
S.,o A. ooO, lVJv D. lIvV mnih,Sns sundays o:Aos
80 lv - ~ H. IL noon, lao Alo. ooo 'so vuu' iV5v
!; w., 49, 3D. .:2o. $780, $780, lO:2o 100 noo
- ,,u s. 90 V.Uu olU, o.oV, O.SU oiV ooo .iio
80 suV o:oV lv:ou y. l-uo lniuhsn@ SUNDAY os
80 luzv, ly.vO u lAS sAo, V:oV $40 w" A0sv
!, M, Ind raIei son Newark. 900. 500 oSo i00V
10 m W, J:SJ 49, +oU, o-o 'oo, w. a;oO:
BOO. 1870 y M. All" t ~. n.',s ma, =, n,
.n"nr" 40 ,:io 800, $50. iOzU 49, Lao o;'o ooo, ovv
90 a, TO- 7lJ, lao, ooV, iVou " u" anu a. ~
suu,,ays, o.4o oou, iO.-o a. iu' AAo' h'A' WV ~ ~
IL m, ANA 1850 uIiunisnI - .,o -. -.na.ys a. AZ A I'M
w., w.k .:4, J.vV, M t;So y H. suh"ASsoao ~
Mon.ei, v,vo .ruMi rs, 500 mr. $780, AsSo $50 and
I'M ~ M, sunlays $50 ~ M AND o:oo :. ~. - ,an M
vov J. kolou and hlngsion. Wv m, S;So y ~
sundays o.ov - ~ 300 a M. except sundayA
,., A.. ,I5 5oU. yvo O:Io ni SSV sou $50 SUI
sSH y ~ 4s5 o:aS 1900 yOO IO.2u M. $780, AS 300
ss' $50 y. IA, eundays 5Ao. $3.50, AU-V ojJ. o'vA
n M lne 900 IA. raiu stops ~ aiah.s~ ony' ,s am
hU D. ~. sundays oSU, lJ2O ~, o:vu oJV o.ov y mi
Tic passage and apartments 10 Diawns ss .asaS
Sleeping can DO oDtas cd AMI oss LOT @ az
mega AM o ss aS SsS.aSay Isl T. NsA
Ssi button Brooklyn od Vt me Conlan, .Sv nj 7,iI
7,I7 IO05 a. M. and lU:uu y. u. -, x.,,york
H. 4. FAAAhh uoni Passr Agent Ne"''~.
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FEATURES OF vEw-Yoe< DEALrvI4

FEATURES OF HEH-YDRk DEALtNiA
Narrow fluctuations again characterized the wheat speeula
ti,L yes,.rdAy but the d OF prices downward The
options dealt only moderate extent and shippers
took only $4,000 bushels, The visible supply statement
show ell out wheat that expected aud
beyond steady foreign markets there was no feature
OF news Tho spot market was shade e"ier
and tho options closed steady and OF cent follows
February pis,s March g2Hs April. 93% MAY. 0i'i June
o. ami Iuy pGis cents cash Was cent lower win
bushels bought by exporter The options wer
du bur heavy. on cent Tor -" iuary ~ u.s. an1
March 30 Aprii II 4o May a 80 and June
"a Their. export inquiry "a.
ed OF a for February ~ 80 cents AM the mex
ri easier az III. quotation Ihe
pork has not strengthened lard an, further me
options closed trihe lower follows Februtry to"i
March g. 90. Aptil. a. 90. May. 81 OH Juno ~ 10
receipts OF ant ro1r reporter yesterday NJ
Baltiror~. Philadelphia ani Boston were IA FOL
lows Wheat; l27 J77 hu-he. li,sGO bnshrls oats
lh2 bushels gram 42t 9S6 bushels flour blO@l
packages chicago Mwsu.er AMI ~ 9us me arm as
were Wheat 1891 bushels corn. 2JtO1b bushels
lsls25 busneis total grain 4s6.35S bushels Aour
mia
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper, Vessels and kdiiroafa
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEFTradinr In Brazil rrowths light and values
TO great extent nominal at l4'c for TAR RIO spot ~
market opened SATURDAYS final figures and closed ~ tne
opening figures as follows FEBRUARY. l2900l3Oo MARCH,
l50Od 1898: APRIL 1885 40: May l2S5d 800 June
l2s5dl29O: JIlv 1850 1890; August l2s6dlAyo.'
September l29O0l2.95; October 1870 6l29o haeS
22.250 bags ,,,.,...
goods continued without change
and light business accomplished sales lb9 bscs
(bl saturday evening" all OF which were for consumption
1898 bales comparing WIN
7s bales this day last week and 2os7 bales this day
year Since September the total port receipts have been
ABB bales 4220 ST bales for the same periou
last wear.
Quotations based Oh the American standard OF cashcsoa
are sf o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-08

Is oommemorated as assistant editor OF TN ho"s'
Journal. and DR.. Stockbhdge Is apparently uns-
ware of his later and moro important employ mem.
Mrs Aune c. Lynch Bottaau her host OF ii'end'
will be SURPRISED. and fear not pleased. to know
that she died November. 10. 1870" Mr.. Edgar
Fawcett we are sure viii! demur to the statemen.
that he is editor of the Family Star Paper
Family Star Paper lisa popular daily, but we beieve
that it does not rank az literature.
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EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave loot OF cortlands or D,s
tfUsses follows
q, M Catasanqua and interne hate points
a. Geneva lyons Elmirb Rochester BuHaio snt
the West and principal local points Chair car 10 "nKeS
barre.
In for Tunshannock and intermediate points Char sr
i,runkhinnock. Connection To Reading ard Harrisburg
Pttsson and principal intermediate poihe
5an, m Tor coplay ami ,nterneilts POINTS Coans;t)1
10 ite,ling md iIlrr! sbur,. char car % 'pply
D. ~ Tor GeaevA Lyons ElnrA itocis,tsr bitAn ~
tie West Plllmin slss)sr , Ly'lt
Al, m Tor faurys AMI lntir nsttte ,Dlsh -...
Trains ewing M / n. ant $40 n. c'ins's D.
sli,,a,n,s IN N,hanoy anil Hazlet,n lrh ts,iJiA
''"'"' SUNDAY rRATSS
81 m. for Mauch Chunk Hazleton AM 'h''' n'i''s
points 90. ,-.n,,,,,, ,,,,.
In m for GENEVA Lyons ElnrA tJ,iestoc oah"o VI
,eWest. Pullman sleeper TO Lyolt
ALL fares reduced-stonington Line. The
"A iavor,ie inside Tor Boston. Providence and AL
N.w.Engiand polnla
tuil nights rest Oy taking late trains from steamer.
Reclining chair par.or between steamers Landing AL
Boston WIrHOur CHARGE. - =. -, a.. ,,.
siu,, nj pier No 30. North River one block
al,o,. UauaLsL, Up IA. daily. except sundays
~ +. W. POPflE, ocnt Passenger Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-08

orLoUR ANpMEAL-FLorR-wi without quotsble can r.:
on the part Of holders Exporters remain auie,'
s.@ are mSar ol e e isvS CITY
10 latter new gks' $50 ,n r s"c, g. 80 zoo ,
Tx.r, No9 3, 1888 80 $500 bhl. Winter Wheat Extra
- x asa ps1S cy 80 80 to ,V 81 50 Tor
lolce latter Tor TIE private brands Of
sa'a 'H@i?%%a g.
s. - 80 c ~ & ' sS,r 70 w,,r ' a5ss s.
Cn'o str' Torfs[ s. sa 20 C Sct.
g's.s Estt. M,n"s,o,s 81 g iss
snss,t siTiss.7; ea,1. s. 6ass;5. 6,ser, Eur,
ra,r - g, as 's IS 70 G"ei {, very chocs
!. ar so 20 ?% f.teas &nt;r VIA, h.iT soy
market S S co.ca H heavy ia % ard
5. M T. sn ss; 10 q" o Ss .
FLou Roole and UNCHANGED sales 40 ebs snpernns
s. 70 ~ sr r"TSS Yellow Western
WIKI iPS Sui ss@'-
uRAIN-wHEAT-Msy delivery was dealt in to a nodcr
animation. Prices declined .sc at the opening After
et s,t there back 1 sySr OF s.ay a" ~ls above
tho bottom Cash lots Offered slightly lower With
"S future % soo
"a ~: "a Rel oSs.c 20 Rel - asS2sc in ELEVATOR
White state rs TO- steamer no White ~ 10 Re"
february gi.sg2e closing a, ~ Isl ,S M'rn wss%
90 do Nay s's-q91e closing a. sttc To- June no "a
% -: d" August 96 a9Gsc ec'.c do s-tem'
bcI 81 as5c closing q g7'c DO octooer closing s-ci
clo'ngai Al OF. 80. RYE Quiet nrn end un,iarre'
BAKLEY-~toaiy ant quiet. ...... BARLEY MALI-Dul
and nominal .CORN-'ash lot. ~" lower by soui &c.
bash closing barely steady Demand light from ev
roItcr,. AMI the local iIAdc movement CONTINUES hight The
declined tfi. at Tic Aft~rwdri the loss
steady Speculation
IL -ale.-iG-OOO bushels $1,000
bushels spot including Uncraded Mined No s.,
i7d &C. i7'4. Ia elevator ilc delivered No 2.
i-1 gSc elevator l1c delivered. steamer Yellow. 40
steamer White 4-a No. whc 5nc NJ February a. =
ais.c olo.ng at iS.c DO March, +ac closing al iHc:
Soc do June JOso. closing at joi.c.-. .OAr--Spot
lots shade lover and only moderately active The
options declined 'rhe carry the day but before the co.o
the rcgsinc Lea OF however,. weak Trading i
moderately active rse.-2150 600 bushels fuure $1,000
bu Ma - White 81 Ma
2. i.c.i White. $780, No l white Sec Mr-i Western
81 - &C.. White ho - l2c; White state. 4Oci No. =.
February H57s Sic. closing ~ c do March. 3O SC.
closing SGc Anvil 357sd3dc cosuR ~ a6c DO May
357- closing "a BIC. do June 20 JD'sc, closing nj
3Gi@c .... FEED-stoady and unchanged
waisers Private Daily Circular. February 7. 1851 New
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

from ChanuerssI station Tor EnBiowood
,uIN .o.er, SparkhI aud NyaeA 49, $40, go $50
aud 1850 A. M, ll5 3ZJ, AGO. 400 DO o:iJ. 49, oVO,
I., "a m ~ 90 midnight sundays ,:lo 500 400 and
,v ~ M For NanaeL spring Valley. Monsey ana rlminA
o.UOp
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WHITE STAR LINE.
Gteamuoais ano RaiIrcaGs.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER.


For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON " Bound Brook
Route" AT 400 7.i5. $780, HOO a. III l@O 400 43O. J3o
7.3J 1900 D. SUNDAYS al 400, o.i5. H. H. $50, 100
p IA. 100 =. 40, 49, ,oo ,oo ,,.
yl,l, etc IA. Tor Eason. Bethlehem ALE u.
Maui, IA Chunk Reading Harrisburg. etc ON sundays Tor
Easlou
ZOO a m for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch hunk.
MlAtsbarrc and :, rtaton. . -
$40 M for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown, Manch Chunk,
Wlk.sbarrc sctanon Reading. IIaII sDufg iottsvilie,
Tamauua Shamokn. sunbaiy, Le"lsDurs' WuIiainsiofI
Maurh Chunk, Heading. Harrisburg. cic
3iJ D. H. for Easton. bethlehem, A,nOwn Mauch Cbtnk
WlAcsbaIr scranton Iamaqua shanCAin suhbnry. Lew
isbuIg, Miamspof etc.
"a, and 4:9O D. H. or Eason Bethlehem Allentown, etc
b45 n IN for tastOn Bethlehem, AHcntown, Mauch
ChunA nkesbarre leading harrisburg, eIc Gu Sundays
5DO and 73O p. m. for Eastou. Bethlehem. Allentown
40 SIS II 90 M. 100 400. i3O. 6l5 p m. sundays
4 40 ZOO A. m Red BANK. Long Branch ocean Grove
s,, si5 a. H. 500 430 for Lakewood. Toms River
AZ go A. in 100 p H.. for Atlantic City Vneand and
4sS s;i5 ll45 a. III, 100, 43O. $50 p III. for Free.
ho 10 GOO s:i5 Iloo ll45 an. l:oo 400. 43o
b,.W 6l0 y. sundsys 400. 300 A. H. ior Perth
For lime of trains points time tables Ticket
Olic,s.
NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck slip
IN tPier 70 H. II 1t Jp AMI IL D. III lSdndIy sekoeptsJ
IN time for carly Trans norm ahioAsI
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JANUARY 81, 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. via Desbrosses aud COrandt sr
Hsfr.sars P,sscurs and the West with pum.. p....
smoking and sS
wls@.Sos sss asvs: 200 n M: Cory and En-.
ssT $40 .as ssa :na
10 arvs wssAngton 100 p m and daily
ss tHSa's S nsL and $40
& :sssp Sunday snS iss o S p.o.
For Cape May week days. ii.io m On Saturday. oul,
Long branch Bay Head Junction and Intermediate Al.
fons via RAILWAY and A%oSy M ~ noon S4o n
HSns . ana Vi;
day va baltimore AMI Bay Line !so week day ss''
saOrdus speedy direct tSsasr 'iS o
zrains arrive From Pittsbure ITO 13o Ii.so M. TN
nS vss M ail.S Wsss' s saS ss%S
F F%s% bS SsS ssS $780, s go
ss sS.s; sss sss s5 s5 ~ s
Sn. 800 " ssC TO- go S. ios5 p a'0 sS ii's
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Train, leave NewYok via Dcsbrosses and Cort
SsS !sSs cS:sss iii Limited s and ws.hinstep Linn
and nss. s$9 .ss
Trains % a.. dsy sunday, at
ons sandsy. mi or and
Returning, trains leave Broad Street station Phaielph
l2:ol 800 4Oo 44O $40 $50 73O 800 s3O $40 IL
and H. lImied Express liza 4:50 mi ia
PA 9, 635 7:l2, sl2 and $50 p M o. SUNDAY i2oi'
635. 1872 and 8l2 D. m. "'b
Leave Philadelphia via Camden 900 daily except SIM,
day - Sr'''"n
Ticket Offices s49 435 and ga Broadway As,or uo
and foot OF Desbrosses and Corrandt ss Conrt
Brooklyn Annex station. foot Of fulton.s 3rookyp az
place. and Castle Garden "~'s'iy
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and .,.
baggage from hotels and residences ~ S"'S<
CHARLES +. PUGH, JR woon
General Manager. General Pasa'r A 80.
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For Both Sexes-CitY.
A -CIRCULAKS OF SCHOOLS. with re-
n. liable information, free; mailed for postage
H. f. AVERY. ANN school Ruiean, 2Mest l4th.s, n u.
NRAMERCY PARK SCHOOL AND TOOL
" HOUSE ASSOCIATION.
In orpOraied
The Second Term begins Fchruary Applications lot al
missions Boz School Tool House TO be made at the
principal office, lUf East 2Oth-st. .... ~ -, -.
KINDERGAKTEN and GIRLS DEPARTMENT, 20 East
MANUAL TRAINING DEPARTMENT open to visitors
every Thursday after 3 O'Clock y.
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NAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND, OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTHE SOUTH.

On and after January 3st 1887 Express train for Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort Norfolk. vlatne
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD,
VIII leave Railroad station. Newfork. 7:3O
a m Meek ,ay ana H. M ,lliy arriving Old Point, d., D
% H. ANA 800 NJ, norfolk u;J5 500 Steamer
iur Richmond vii Charles NJ H. on Monday =,
Wednesdays ana Frilays. arriving Ih.ie III D. H. bui
lie Charles the Lay EApr,ss, ANA
through OH Pont CJ,nlof. ami Norfolk
iue NH. Expess Tickets sleeping berLs can DO
cured nj any Ticket once vi fennsy ivana railroad
Company.
IA. ". DUNN, Supt H. H. CoOhE, u r. anu T. A.
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nupULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi.

POPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Pr0v-
i dence Newport and vii New England Points All rail
rom truud Depot Express tram, daily lsun
e,csptedl at n m nrior cars atLAc iodJ ANA II y IN
palace sleeping SUNDAY trains lOA with pal
a, pai Tor cais IL D. with palace sleeping caIsL
Fo port take ZOO H. Boston EAprcss with paros
ick IUru oi OIL hiu,ina 1oV H. IN
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
IL LINE The Popular Inside houte 10 Boston w.
orrestsC s. 6u toinslthdmp lsdueton 10 ALI konta
Steamers CITY OF Worcester and CITY Of kewYork
Pier AZ tuld npnber) Noft kvef loot OF Wattsst
pur above Desbi0sses Ferry naiy except Sunday ~
IsUU y III ". W bAAbAs Aboas
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STAINED.

Good Or,,,a-v ~ q o.l6 NOV NJ Uiny l18
81. Good Or lnery IL Mihiling --------- = i'i'
The ortion list weak First prices showed 90
OF during balance OF the day
was irreou Saies 30 900 bales.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

NEw.YoRK; NEW.HAyFN and HARTFORD RR
Trains leave Harlem River Station. l32dst aaI
Iinconav Third Avenne Bridge Harlem hivs.
heacbed Nv Second Avcnue and suburban Elevated RaI
roads, daily except Sundays 81 t45 75O 9lO 10 IisS
g. M 2;l0. s:s5 40 $40 $40 1890 y, Tor Pors
Van Nest. West Chesfec Tmpson's Bay Chester fPebar
Bavl Barlow frtv Island) Pelham Manorand New cbsa
connecting AZ New Rochelle with trains nonts m
main lin" Of The Newyork. New.Haven md Ha'ord Ran
road. Shore Line and AIR Line Divisions NevCsns..
Mdefown New Britain ami sufed branches and Bostos
ann all noints East
lions ~ I21Oa fa'lv evrert MonfavS
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and al intermediate s
tions af m 1901 and $50 the latter train conneotr
ngat New. Rochelle with train 10 STANFORD
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Mem Publications.

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Of the new novel by the author OF story Oh
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
THE THEATRE.
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Excursions.
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aud NORFOLK,
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AND THE SOUTH

ark HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
ON and after oct 49, 1896 Express Cape Charles Old
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a IN daily Old Point Comfort $40 m Norfolk $40
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WI Young LADIES and Children Az East Ceth-str New
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movement. Of grain at eight western primary points, nclud

The ernoris wheat ani wheat -four California, ORC
gon WASHINGTON Territory for the week Frbru,ry
1877 al GG7 bushels. 1888 bushels The
previnn- week 37s333 bushels two weeks ago al 6g7
bushels three weeks aud lO26GG7 bushels four weeks
ago Included In the exports from eight Atlantic ports
bushels for the Continent of Enro,e
500 s9i bushels the previous week sol O2 bushels two
weeks ago 4I27O bushels three ami 255 ms
Dusicls four weeks aga. The coasf- for
Inc week ended Feb 1897 9l1 jG7 bn.he. sgn-t
2s2G 1873 bushels the previous week. 2sl s3 bushels two
weeks ago and 100 I'll bushels three weeks Tho yi,,
wheat should show decrease 81 i3j.OlO bushels
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February D. 1857
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and hnoat G OBI IG4Go5 SO 300 1876 3s3 1877 4st
Incfcarc... -V0hi" lOl,SZo
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Feb .43 5359So 7s3o,js3 3Oo i2C 5lo.7Il LcGG MA
1885
Minneapolis and 81. Paul not included
In store IN Ncw-YDrk Brooklyn and Jersey c,,v x-,
and railway lighters ON